Saint Louis University School of Medicine Reviews
Overview
The Saint Louis University School of Medicine is a 4-year MD-granting program that houses one of the nine NIH-funded vaccine research institutions. The School of Medicine also has one of the largest hepatitis-C practices. Their goal is to develop physicians who appreciate humanistic medicine. They have developed a curriculum that includes learning communities based on your areas of interest, resilience and mindfulness education, and a plethora of extracurricular events.
Mission
The mission of the Saint Louis University School of Medicine is the pursuit of excellence in education, research, clinical care, and community engagement through professional development, collaboration and social justice.
Our educational approach embraces integrated activities in basic and clinical research; the provision of patient-centered, compassionate, culturally competent health care; and engagement with the community through public service. Grounded in an understanding of the scientific method and an appreciation for personal commitment and service to others, these diverse educational experiences prepare individuals for careers and leadership roles in medicine and the medical sciences.
In April 2018, the governing body for the School of Medicine approved its strategic plan after a year of collaboration and dialogue between many faculty members and the hard work of four dedicated planning groups. The plan is a five-year road map that guides the School of Medicine to advance quality and growth in research, education, clinical care and administrative operations. It aligns with our values, vision and mission of living in service to others.
School Info
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In-state Tuition$0
Out-of-state TuitionDual Degree Programs:
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- MD/PHD
- MD/MBA
- MD/MPH
Living
Campus: St. Louis
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Cost of Living Index:
88.7*
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Walkability Score:
65
Climate:
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- Annual High Temp: 64.7°F
- Annual Low Temp: 44.3°F
- Av. Annual Rainfall: 42.64 in
- Av. Annual Snowfall: 19 in
*US average index is 100
Values
A concern for the sanctity of human life.
A commitment to dignity and respect in the provision of medical care to all patients.
A devotion to social justice, particularly as regards inequities in availability of and access to health care.
Humility in awareness of medicine’s inherent limitations in the cure of illness.
An appreciation for all of the factors that affect a person’s state of health or illness.
A mature and well-balanced professional behavior that derives from comfortable relationships with members of the human family and one’s Creator.
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